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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-15
EX-GOVERNOR LUKE P. BLACKBURN.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 14-Ex-Governor Luke p Black
burh who lying at the point OF death at FRANK
fort Ky diea there at 235 p m. to-day. Ex-Governor
Blackburn born Juno l6. 1916, In Woodford County,
Ky. lie graduated in medicine at Irahsyvah'a anu
o,,.od hts nrofession for some years in his native
State Later he became renowned for the great skill ana
courage he exhibited while battling with the
endemes AT Orleans and other points In the sout
at different periods Few physicians ever comDated
more epemlcs OF cholera and yellow ana proDapy
no better authority those fatal diseases Is known 10
the medical profession. He was Governor or kenucky
during which preceded that OF inc tey te,rey
C;oyernor j. Proctor Knott He was hair brotner OF
Senator j. c. g. Blackburn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-15
ESCAPING DEA TIL IN A TENEMENT HOUSE.

Policemen discovered fire In David Goldstoins pederS
snnpv store ON the tho No l3
East Broadway at yesterday Toey sent out an alarm
and Weakened fifty inmates There was genera
ont of tho house Parents seized their ciidfon
and ran without waiting dress some to me rooi o. .e
hdnp some 70 yard and the out OF the 'front.' door
Tho family Jacob Cohen dealer IN goods on the
,an y,I directly burning store ana their ROOMS
49, mil Of smoke that Annie tho oldest daughter came
near su ocatins pet dog had TO DO carried out Every
hedv eo ont uphurt BE fremen arrived. and me
Snmes were soon sished Loss about s20oo partially
inaured.
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WINE AT THE BANQUET.

The report that only American wine served at the
banquet given tho delegates OF the International
Medical Congress positively denied yesterday by DR.
A. Y. p Garnett chairman OF the committee. 1--WE
took palms. he said to provide for guests the
finest brand Of imported champagne the MARCEL one
hundred cases OF Jules Mumm d Co.'S Grand Bee were
ordered and consumed."-( Washington Critic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-15
THE MEETING OF THE GYNEOOI

TIE MEETING OF THE GYNECOLOGiCAL Sooihf'
The American Society continued Its sessions
hall Of the NewYork Academy OF Medcino yesterday
1t 10 M Papers by following writer's were read and
dscussed George Granville Bantock OF London pres
dent the British Gypecoloscsl Sociey Reeves JACK
Son of Chicago George St. LOUIS and James
Chadwick Boston. was also read in French ny
of address delivered ny Pres
Sent Skene Brooklyn subjects OF general interest 10
society evening secret business meeting was
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citizens The defence enjoyed every advantage that
stsntly subjected menaces Of violence and the
danger OF sinister Influences Judge Gary snd the jury
acted to the highest puou Of their duty After
the verdict had been rendered the counsel for the CON
demned men sndeavored to secure new TRIAL but this
sons. Fielding scbwab. Ling Enge and Fischer were
sentenced to be hanged on December and Neebe to I'm
OF execution granted, pending an appeal to the
Supreme Court Of the State, which has now affirmed the
verdict and sentenced the prisoners to be hanged on
November IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDIoATIoNs-FoR "a HOURS.
WASHINGTON. Sept 14-For New-England, cooler fair
weather. light fresh variable winds, generally west
erly and becoming northerly along the coast
For Eastern New-York. cooler, fair weather. light TO
fresh variable winds.
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PHASES OF LABOR TROUBLES.
powDERLY EXCITED ABOUT OIL

POwDERLY EXCITED ABOUT OIL
PHILADELPHIA Sept Ia Especially. V. Powderiys
paper "The Journal of United Labor" to be Issued on
saturday spealtng OF the threatened shutting down
of oil wells by tho Standard and other companies
has this to say
alt seems that the oil syndicate are dissatisfied
with 90 per cent profit and want to double It, ana
the people look calmly Oh and say i"thing. ~ i
business but 1t Is business that calls for legislation
IL such couspracles against the rights OF the people
are allowed TO proceed unmoested, there soon VIII
be none Of the neccssaries OF life within the reach
of tho masses. II conspiracies Of this kind are Just
and right, so may the dealers In wheat corn, hour
and other goods adopt measures TO restrict production
and afllx whatever price they please III Is uno
for the people TO wake UP to tho peru threatemns
our lives aid liberties. It has now reached polhb
where tho people justified In protecting uem-
selves from further application OF tho screw: mo
prncipe is that of the highway who with pistol u
font calls for your money or your llfc Caii hat'
knights and concentrate your efforts on State legs;
iatIon that shall put q stop TO such hgh-handcd
robbery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-15
BRICKDUST CEMENT
rxo,u 7hs American Rsoisfsr.

According TO a abatement OF Mr. Niles, well known
lpQnoor, It IL fact peculiar to Spanish countries
PIX ordinary brick dust, made from harbour
ondly puiverhed bricks and mixed with common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-15
MARRIED.

BELDEN-wHITE-on Wednesday. septsmbsr IL. at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents Danbnry Coma. by the
Rev s. s. stocking. assisted by the Byron Hall,
Sarah Booth, taas Of william r. White ESQ., to tho
Rev. Charles NJ. Beden
Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed uith full naU
and address
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tribune OFFICE Sept 15-l A. MA thin MIN OF
cloud great humidity and southery breeze were
the features OF yesterdays weather The barometer ie
siehtly The temperature ranged between $50 and 7o'
tho average c70os0) being go higher than on the cor
ndng day year. and Ga higher than on Tues
day. -, 49,. III, u..h.n,v n.
cooler, fair weather. possibly preceded by nght ram;
southwe sterly winds veeripg to nortnwesterly
At present fair, cool weather Is Indicated for Friday
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW WORK. "WEDNESDAY, SEPT L. 1901
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brsakwater. Dole. West Point and Newport
News with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion IS Co
Bre Cameo Neal Port spain "a days. with sugar. &C. 10
Daniel Tro vbrdge.
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THE BREWERS WILL PROBABLY NOT STRIKE.

TuE BRFWERS WILL PROBABLY NOT STRIKE.
A secret meeting Of the Executive Committee or
District Assembly No. 40 nold last night at No
Irvine-uIsce Tho meeting TO discuss the propo-
s,,,on altered by W. A. Miles, chairman OF tho LABOR
Committce Of tho Ale and Porter Brewers Association.
~ settle fbe impendng trouble between the brewers
ana th,ir employees. Tho proposition IL was SAID, was
satsfactory one, and will undoubtedly be accepted
NV the mon when II is presented TO them touay, anu
- IL moi looked for.
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ct. JOHNS GUILD
OFFICE, 81 UNIVERSITY PLACE.
NEW YQRE Sent 10 1877


Interesting Pictures.
illustrating the military uniforms of the world packed daily
| for short time only In the Sweet Caporal
Whltel Cross Country and Latest Englsh
All extra fne. KINNEY TOBACCO COMPANY New-York.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Casferia.

Piatt's Chlor;des, the Household Disinfectanf.
An oiorless liquid. cheap, efficient and reliable.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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5perlal N,nees.

0pIrIWI NJtIIVSe
TIE very Best prepar1ieasf
OOD-IIyER OIL,
caavslL xassoy OaT Emuson viii QuInine and Pepsta
Prescribed By sadn1 physioAna il2i BwAy e7Sethavs
.,-.., SD: ::E Fri;;sHs;s6DAY rvxslsa
October q q 100 o'clock. q lie Wees tAsAsA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-04-29
ACCIDENTS ON THE RAIL.
A Passenger Train Breaks Down,
And a Freight Badly Wrecked.

ONE MAN KILLED AND ANOTHER BADLY
HURT.
The Valley Branch b. Il o. R.R hal
been very free from accidents for lonp
time, but the good luck was rather rough.
ly broken on Wednesday 10y two accidents
on the upper end Of the road. The east
bound mail was leaving Lexington at $40
in the morning but before it lad fairly
gotten under way an axle broke under
the engine. No other damage was done
beyond delay Of several hours. Another
accident occurred TO the eastbound bob
tail" freight and accommodation at a
point short distance north OF Timber.
VILE bridge, between IL and II o'clock,
and resulted In the instant killing of brake
man VIM. Cooley, of Strasburg, and the
painful bruisng and cutting Of conductor
Ed. Russell, of Sandy Hook, Nd The
cause of the accident is not known but is
believed TO have resulted from broken
axle, falling hreak-bar or broken TPil.
The train WAS drawn 10y a very heavy
mogul engine and was running az high
rate of speed down sharp grade when
the cars left the track. The whistle for
brakes brought Cooley out from the pass.
enger car and on to the roof OF d box car
which rolling over caught him under It
killing him instantly. The train consist.
ed of only five cars, two Of which were
broken to fragments, and the Others rolled
down the bank landing on their tops The
track was torn up for considerable DIS
lance, ties. railing and even the metal
and dirt Of the ioadhed being dragged
out in a confused mass, delaying The pas
age Of trains until midnight
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-04-29
Democratic County Convention.

Pursuant to a call of the Democratic
County COMMITTEE. a convention was held
in Woodstock on Friday OF last week. By
I IL o'clock, the hour for meeting, il was
found that pretty full delegation was
present, every precinct being represented,
most Of them 10y the full number The
Shenandoah Comet Band of Edinburg
was present in full uniform, and travels
/ Cornet Band Of Woodstock, also turned
out and enlivened the occasion with their
elegant and stirring music. The conven-
ton vas called to order by County Chair
man, W. H. Newman.
On motion Dr. T. Rice, was made Chair
man, and the Editors Of the Democratic
papers of the county were made secre-
tares. Owing 10 a diversity Of opinions
considerable time WAS spent in doing
nothing. The contest for the nomination
for co unity :clerk was between A. H..
Snyder, of Strasburg, Col. Jno. w. Ma
gruder, and Capt. JnO. II. Grabill Of
Woodstock, and Lemuel Rinker, Of Mt.
Jackson. The first ballot resulted in the
nomination Of Snyder by a majority Of
one vote There being no Opposition TO
Geo W. Mley, The present incumbent,
for the position of circut clerk, he was
nominated by acclamation. Capt Jas. c.
Baker, having no opposition for the Office
Of Commonwealth Attorney, was also
nominated by acclamation. as was also
Capt. Geo. ". Koontz, the present in
cumbent, TOR Comfy Treasurer Tor
Sheriff, Geo W. Windle, Of Edinburg,
was nominated by vote Of GO to p for
saml. Newman, of Mt. Clifton. For Com
missioner of the Revenue, the following
nominations were made
LIST District, Jas y. Jackson.
ID District, Milton McInturf.
Bird District, J. W. Zirkle.
While most Of tie nominations seemed
to give general satisfaction. the nomina-
ton of Snyder for county clerk caused
considerable heart-burning and bad feel
ing, as many regarded him as The weakes,
man.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-04-29
Life Of DR.. Jeter.

This work is Just out. 1t contains 5lt
octave pages, is beautifully bound and
excellently printed, and contains splen
did steel engraving Of DR.. Jeter. TIM
book has been most iavOrably received
the first edition having been sold, and the
publishers, Messrs. II. NJ Wharton & Co,
will az once issue the second edition. II
j. needless 10 add that the book shoulc
and is having a wide sale throughout the
entire south. Southern Baptists love tC
honor the memory Of Dr. Jeter, and they
will buy this book The publishers have
put IL in reach OF all. az the price is only
- 20. The work is sold exclusively by
subscription, and persons wishing to aci
as agents should address II. VI. Wharton
a Co., Baltimore, Nd.
The same publishers have recently
bought the electrotype plates Of "Motherl
Of Great Men," by Laura c. Holloway
author Of Ladies' of the White House,
etc. This book will also be sold exclu
syely by subscription, and persons wish
Ing to act as agents should address then
as above.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-04-29
sTRAsBURG ITEMS.

There will be an exhibition in ih'
Academy Hall at the close Of the private
school. a few weeks hence.
Corn planting has been much delayed
by the recent heavy and freq rams
Our farmers are preparing to put out
large acreage.
Considerable improvement is being
made by . number of our citizens IN The
way Of enhancing the valus and appear
ance Of their homes, by painting, oTnamen
tai fencing, DC, sc.
Mr.. ALBERT A woodard, We are sorry ia
state, is 800 better. H.. condition j.
thought 20 becr,i,ai, aud much soilc.tnle
B is manifested 10 his behalf
Elder Buruham, Of ihe Primitive BAp-
tist church preached in the Presbyterian
church in this town q series Of sermons,
commencing on Thursday nigh; of last
week and continuing until Sunday NOM
ing, inclusive.
Mr.. 4. IS. Head, former proprietor and
still the owner Of the Virginia Hotel
properly in this place, who with his family
moYed 10 Front Roya! some time ago,
have returned and are now occupying
their hotel. where ia the future they ex-
poet 90 remain.
Pursuant to notice, large and respect
able body of the citizens Of Strasburg and
vicinity met in the Academy Hall on Mon
day night last IN the interest of the
Mineral Railroad The crowd was aug
mented by citizens Of Frederick comfy,
also from West Virginia, number Of
gentlemen being present from that State.
M. c. Heater. of Frederick county, was
chairman Of the meeting committee
Of three was appointed 70 GO in person to
Richmond and lay before the General As
sembly the resolutions adopted by this
mass meeting and praying their favorable
action upon the granting Of n charter 10
The Mineral Railroad Co. Much enthusi-
assn Mas manifested and one gentleman
present. a blacksmith, got 20 rampant
on the question that he proposed to make
the spikes for the cross ties. Evidently
"the world do move
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-04-29
EDINRURG NOTES.

The incest and cheapest stock Of dry
goods in town is at c. P. wightmans.
100 bushels of potatoes and 1000 bushels
of corn, for which the highest price, in
goods will be paid by IT, Z. Boyer
Miss Laura Hisey, has ust received her
splendid stock Of spring millinery, and
has them now on exhibition. She cordial
Is invites all who need millinery to call
and see this beautiful display.
The cheapest lot OF white goods, lawn
bingham and crinkles that ever was OF
will be is at c. p wightman's.
The Christian church at Ednburc. hav-
ing been repaired. painted and decorated
VIII be reopened Sunday, May sth, 1857
Ed. Morgan Norgans, the Missouri Evan
gelist, will be present and conduct thC
services. The public is cordially invited
e. p. Wightman has more goods thar
his store room will hold and they must b'
closed ont Secure a bargain before Il f.
too late.
Mr.. jos. +. Hoffman, one OF our "a
ahead citizens, has bought tho interest Of
Mr. Geo ". Dnges, his brother-in law
IN tho dwelling house ard s.orc-room .ha'
he has occupied for some time past. TIL
price paid for Mr.. Dinges' interest in Tho
two buildings and lots was LOS cash
This il a good sale, and slows that prop
crty is looking up in our town. Mr
D.nges is also erecting handsome dwell
ing, which he viii occupy with his family
II will be decided improvement to thar
part Of orr growing town.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-04-29
HIS Conscience Betrayed Hi
IHr STORY or RIpENOUI, FOUND GUILT
~ WINCHESTER or NUMBERING
us CREDITOR.


WooDsIocK, Va, Apri 22.-The nal Of
T. A. R.denour az Winchester, Va, ;or the
murder Of Andrew Broy las; December
was concluded to-day, the vcrdic; being
one Of murder in the fgs; degree. The
prisoner will be hanged. Broy was last
seen alive in company With Ridenour
near the spot in the woods where his de
caycd body was afterwards found partial
ly eaten by hu7zards A bullet extracted
our's pistol Shots were beard soon after
Ridenour and Broy dsappeard 10 the
woods and tracks Of man as if running
from where the body lay were traced over
a hill some distance 20 where was found a
note for So given by Ridenour 70 Bfoy.
Further on, following the tracks, were
found fragments of letters. When asked
about Broy Rdenour replied Il know
nothing about ANDY. They can't prove
nothing on me about Andy. J viii make
them pay for it,
On the night Of the murder Ridonour
was asked to pray in church meeting,
a. was his custom, and be displayed
marked nervousness and confusion. One
witness testified that the prisoner had
said to him Il have done something ]
have never told and never will tell A.
soon as Ridenour heard Of the finding Of
the body Of Broy he remarked 81 wonder
who il will fall on? expect they will
arrest me- On the night Of his arrest
Rldenour sprang up from sleep twice,
saying Great God ~ and then explained
that he thought some one was calling him
To one witness Ridenour had sad that he
had to be very careful bow lie talked OF
he would give himself away.
A brotherin law Of tie murdered man
testified that Broy bad told him that lie
had an appointment with Rdeuour for
the dav on which he was last seen alive N
company with the prisoner. Rdenour
had promised TO go with The deceased
man 20 a neighb0ring town to collect
money and pay the note. The defence
bad little to rely upon save argument.
From the Winchester Times.
MOTION FOR 4 NEW TRIAL.
Immediately after the verdict was Civ
en- Mr. VIM. x. Alexander made motion
for a new trial which was partially heard
by Judge Clark on Saturday and adj
iourned until yesterday. At Saturday
session Of the court a number of afiidavits
were presented by council for the defense
to sustain his motion, followed by counter
afidavits presented by the States At
tOrney, X. F. Byrd. After lengthy argu-
ment the court took the affidavits and
will announce his decision on Friday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-04-29
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These conditions the "Light-Running
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The mcew Home specially recommends
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yersal satisfaction. This unrivalled ma
chine il manufactured by the NEW HOME
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and 30 Union Square, New York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-04-29

CARRIAGES BIggjS PlatOS -Four Passenger SuTFBi

50 ring Wagons. aud every other description 1t sc
20 ODDS warranted 20 De- f1l goods and mixed. PeIs
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Harness of every description constantly on b 'nd'
ountry given free With every buggy, &c. sold. =,
June i-tfl JNV' y !"
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money al the Grand Union Hotel than al
any other frst-class hotel in the city.
anriq-1y
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A surprise party, composed ofladies, APP
peared at the Reformed parsonage, Wood
stock, last Saturday Ord, with substan-
tisl gift consisting of 81 yards of very
pre- tty carpet, which they made ready for
the floor. 1t is highly appreciated by the
occupants Of the parsonage not on ac-
count Of its money value, for If that we're
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It is believed to be an expression Of that
love, which is born from above; Of that
charity that seeketh not her own. What
ever is done with such a spirit shall be
rewarded, even the giving Of cup of
water, Such deeds Of self.sacrifce and
good win 10 al classes Of humanity are
nobler and moro eloqu ent sermon than
the most elaborate discourse from I he
pulpit, -tN